My idea for my project one is a fan experience related to Miss Peregrine's House for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs, where you can relive the story. In the fan experience
you are able to "travel" back to September third 1940, where Miss
Peregrine and her peculiar children lived. You would be able to
interact with the peculiar children, and you'll be in awe when you see
all of their talents. Well, you will be able to see most of them; you will not be able to see Millard Nullings'
special talent because he is invisible. You might get burned by Emma
Bloom's talent because she can hold fire in her hand, and she's feisty
and unpredictable. In the fan experience you
will meet Miss Peregrine herself, the one who allowed you to come in to
the experience. The fan experience will be on the island the book's
setting is on in Wales. This will be a week only experience, and the
author himself Ransom Riggs will be there signing copies of the book for
fans.
During
the fan experience the eager visitors, (hopefully they are eager) will
have the opportunity to stay in the peculiar's house itself, or in the
town on the island. If you choose to stay in the town it is free, but
it is also on the other side of the island so you'll have to hike across the island every day to get to the house. To
have the opportunity to stay in the house for the week you would have
to make it to the house before all the rooms fill up, making it so that
the other visitors would have to hike back across the island and find
somewhere to stay in one of the houses in the town. Ransom Riggs would
make sure everyone has a place to stay for the week. On the island the
visitors will be unable to use electronics because the story and fan
experience are set in 1943. The
house will painted exactly how it is shown in the book trailer and
described in the book. Every morning the fans would wake up and either
hike to the house for breakfast, or simply go downstairs for breakfast.
Every meal would be served as if it was a feast to the guests. A ton of
food would be served as if the food was endless and unlimited, it
seemed like it was like that in the book. The
meal would be served by the children themselves, only eating when
everyone else had been served. After the first meal of the day the
children would take the visitors and tour them around the island, show
off their talents, or every once in a while when they're bored, they
would play "raid the village"
Most of the children believed that the game was fun, but some of the
better children thought that even though the days reset at the end of
every single day, it was a bad game and should be frowned upon. The
kids would reign terror on the townspeople, but the townspeople would
not remember it because they do the exact same thing every day;
forgetting and everything that comes with it. Like
I had just said the days reset at the end of every day so even though
the story and experience is based in World War two; so at the end of
every day a bomb drops in the same spot at the same time. This repeats
so every single day is September third 1940 all the time. No matter what the day would always be September third and the day would be the exact same.
I
think having this fan experience will lead to more book sales. I think
this because the people who were not able to go to the island would
want to learn about it and learn the story that Ransom Riggs has
written. Also, even the people who did have the amazing chance to visit
the house will most likely buy a copy of the book for the author to
sign on the island. Finally, the fans will be able to keep in touch
with Riggs, Miss Peregrine, and the children through letters.
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